On Jan 17, 2013, at 18:06 , Harry Jacobson-Beyer <[email protected]> wrote:
> Why not look for your old modem on ebay and change it out yourself!!! As a totally unresearched opinion, I suspect that Time/Warner has some funky stuff which requires certain modems. I say this only because my mom was going to buy a modem instead of renting, and was given a very short list of those modems which were compatible with Time/Warner's service. Of course, a search on the Internet might help...and having done this, Business Insider claims that buying a modem is like investing in a house [1], and says that there are 5 compatible modems in NYC, whereas salon.com says that almost all modems are compatible. Arg. Bill [1] Hmmm... I wonder what I would get for a 20-year old modem. It's more like a purchase, not an investment.
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